Show Notes
Oil and Gas are an alternative investment option for your retirement account. All politics aside, you cannot discredit the fact that oil and gas are essential resources in our modern world. It powers our homes, fuels our cars, and propels industries and nations forward. What you probably didn’t know is that natural resources like oil and gas are also an alternative asset that investors can harness to fuel their retirement portfolios.
Eckard Enterprises, LLC (Eckard) is a family-owned and operated alternative investment and asset management firm, specializing in the U.S. oil and gas industry. Their managed assets include water rights, oil and gas mineral rights, exploration and production, steel fabrication, natural gas and crude oil pipelines, residential and commercial real estate, and other commodity investment opportunities. It all began with one man’s commitment to a brighter energy-focused future. Since 1985, Troy W. Eckard has dedicated his entire career to the U.S. energy industry and managing alternative investment portfolios, giving him a wealth of knowledge and expertise for private investors who seek to develop successful, diversified portfolios.
Episode Topics:
What makes you guys different from other oil and gas investment companies?
What is Eckard’s success rate?
Where do investors come from?
What are the investors investing in?
How long are funds tied up?
Are your investors really making 18 %?
How do investors get a hold of you?
When do you expect to have more inventory?
What can the federal government do to de-rail oil and gas?
How does the banking crisis affect minerals?
How many clients do you have that use Self- Directed IRA’s?
Learn more about investing with Eckard Enterprises using your Self- Directed IRA
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